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The following pages link to The establishment of peripheral sensory arbors in the leech: in vivo time-lapse studies reveal a highly dynamic process. (Q64997770):
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- A detached branch stops being recognized as self by other branches of a neuron (Q32067010) (← links)
- In vivo imaging of growth cone and filopodial dynamics: evidence for contact-mediated retraction of filopodia leading to the tiling of sibling processes (Q33266972) (← links)
- Genesis of dendritic spines: insights from ultrastructural and imaging studies (Q34288088) (← links)
- How does morphology relate to function in sensory arbors? (Q35194159) (← links)
- Expression levels of a LAR-like receptor protein tyrosine phosphatase correlate with neuronal branching and arbor density in the medicinal leech (Q43028659) (← links)
- Gap junction-dependent homolog avoidance in the developing CNS. (Q43462143) (← links)
- Embryonic electrical connections appear to pre-figure a behavioral circuit in the leech CNS. (Q46047329) (← links)
- Neurite growth patterns leading to functional synapses in an identified embryonic neuron. (Q48427070) (← links)
- Dynamic imaging of cerebellar Purkinje cells reveals a population of filopodia which cross-link dendrites during early postnatal development (Q48480103) (← links)
- Vital imaging and ultrastructural analysis of individual axon terminals labeled by iontophoretic application of lipophilic dye (Q73274393) (← links)